Mexico City Mayor Brugada Supervises Flood Mitigation Works in Venustiano Carranza

Mayor Clara Brugada oversees hydraulic projects in Venustiano Carranza with 15 billion pesos to reduce flooding.

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On September 2, 2026, Mexico City Mayor Clara Brugada Molina supervised hydraulic works in the Venustiano Carranza district aimed at preventing floods. ^[1] Mayor Clara Brugada Molina stated that despite higher rainfall this year, the implementation of an emergency plan and preventive works reduced flood impacts by 73%. ^[2] The project in the Parque Gran Canal includes a perimeter wall of 1,267 meters in length and 3 meters in height designed to regulate 80 million liters of water. ^[3] By 19:00 on Wednesday, Villa Coapa recorded an accumulation of 26.5 millimeters of rain, according to the Integral Water Management Secretariat (Segiagua). ^[4] Flooding was reported on streets in the Historic Center, as well as on major roads including Reforma, Bucareli, Eje 1 Norte, and the Inner Circuit. ^[5] Heavy rainfall accumulated in the Historic Center in Cuauhtémoc, Del Valle in Benito Juárez, Villa Coapa in Tlalpan, and areas near the Azteca Stadium on Wednesday. ^[6] The Integral Risk Management and Civil Protection Secretariat (SGIRPC) maintained a yellow alert for rain across the entire capital. ^[7]

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On September 2, 2026, Mexico City Mayor Clara Brugada Molina supervised hydraulic works in the Venustiano Carranza district aimed at preventing floods. · El Economista

Mayor Clara Brugada Molina stated that despite higher rainfall this year, the implementation of an emergency plan and preventive works reduced flood impacts by 73%. · El Economista

The project in the Parque Gran Canal includes a perimeter wall of 1,267 meters in length and 3 meters in height designed to regulate 80 million liters of water. · El Economista

By 19:00 on Wednesday, Villa Coapa recorded an accumulation of 26.5 millimeters of rain, according to the Integral Water Management Secretariat (Segiagua). ·

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Flooding was reported on streets in the Historic Center, as well as on major roads including Reforma, Bucareli, Eje 1 Norte, and the Inner Circuit. ·

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Heavy rainfall accumulated in the Historic Center in Cuauhtémoc, Del Valle in Benito Juárez, Villa Coapa in Tlalpan, and areas near the Azteca Stadium on Wednesday. ·

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The Integral Risk Management and Civil Protection Secretariat (SGIRPC) maintained a yellow alert for rain across the entire capital. ·

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